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it"s legal, I know of such a case- but Church custom frowns on ( novelty weddings) it does not, however violate any canonical norms. a Wedding on, say a Tramp Steamer, even if performed by a Priest- would - as the ship is on the high seas and outside of any parish boundaries! can"t have a diocese of the 42nd paralell. This objection would not occur at a fixed house or dwelling- perhaps the Bible Line about- In My Father"s House- there are many mansions-would be appropriate.l God is all Around- but it is preferred to do his Sacred Missions- In the Church. a similar objection ( not quite a red-line ( or diriment impediment) band would apply to a wedding mass celebrated in a Park, for example. here , there would be the question of sanctified ground. look at it at face value- Church Wedding- is Inside the church- the building edifice.

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